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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-21
liOND SALE.
DOSD SALB.
CIIE OF CITY OF WHEELING
y Ejyp parcent Bonds Of 1885.

.,.,Io, "a hereby giycn that the undersigned
So muiI.,ICucn, appoin.ed By au ordinance Of tho
as s s sa se q bo 9 q sSe g Sgg ' 81
yide Ins IN be known ~ bonds VI 1886, and for
vaccination and payment thereof, aud pro.
Wy tns iST the payment INTO TOO city Ifcatury Of
t WAN amounts from the revenues o. ny das and
~, MST XII day Of May. less, VIII on N& zll
~ TUESDAY,, MARCH l, A. D. 1887, IA
,.,..en the hours Of Q o'clock 4. N. and 8 o Clock
e lynx OF rsse gno h Sdsey IN ne eisy
o. III bous OF said city, authorized by said or.
ga a M 10 he amount Of $4,000, fortytwo bonds
~ dtEo ninA,ion Of slIl0 each ali dated tho
a.; Jay u jnly A. D. 1872 payable on q before
@g s rSc Valley, with interest Al the rate Of ye
q Wv ,er unuuin, payable annually on tho lnt
PNSI lily, 4 b. lss7, and on tho nnt day OF July
~ ny s.%b Jcsi thereafter, until and including the
ycsi w. At tho mid bank; iSr when ~ ,hteress
sV .hIrh bonds viii DO sold only Tor cash, or It's
Sntysenl in bonds Of said city Of tho loan Of June
y MI commonly known ~ The List and Daycn.
49,, Inl or tho Loan Of ls7l to tho highest bid.
otI Grnts Of l5 viii DO sold for less than The
a nptacipI thereof, with the Interest accrued
n SS Tpsmium will be allowed for any Of tho bonds
nj Md loan OF ISL.
then, liable 10 redemption at theit pal. value on
,rJ al ANY time alter the iirSt day Of July, A. d.
mi. a provided IN said ordinance. and neither
men boptS nor tho coupons thereto attached, Will
~, .IrrI 10 taxation, under authority Of Maid city
RT Nd ordinance tie said city 0bliYxtes Itself to
nav each year alter 1891, until tho bVnds author.
ri Iy said ordinance are fully paid, tho one
iSrpiy Hth Of all such bonds NOT paid before tho
l!sl tay ol July, 1873. ,,,.n ,n,,
+. i. DODBINH,
i. L. JEP5UN,'
Commissioners
,c.t7.S.le12.li.ls.ls 2l.?4.l6.2S.mrl
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Rcncws Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Ia, tella the following remarkable
story, the truth Of which is vouched for
by tho residents Of the town: II en- IS
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myBelf without
help. Now I am freq from all pain and
aosenesa, and am able to do all my own
housework. lowe my thanks to Electric
Bitters for having renewed my youth and
removed completely all disease and pain
Try bottle, only SOC, st Logan & Co. q
drug store. 4
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In order to give all chance to test it,
and thus be convinced Of its wonderful
curative powers, DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, will be, lor q limited time, given
away. This offer ia not only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in the merits OF
this great remedy. All who suffer from
Cougha, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, or any affection OF Throat,
Chest, or Lungs, are especially requested
to call at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles ST. Z.
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u Good NurAe

Should not heaisatc to wait upon those i'll
with auch diseases as Smallpox, Cholera
or Scarlet Fever. There is littla to BIZ
feared by persons waiting on tho sick il
they will use Darbys Prophylaciic Fluid
freely. In sick rooms 1t should beexposed
on a plate or saucer, and the patient spong-
ed Of with the Fluid diluted. For safety,
cleanliness and comfort in the sick room
tho Fluid is indispensable. MwrAw
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g. w. -as''1 4 IT," Y
Bucklen's Arnica Ealve,

The best nalye in tho world ior cuts,
bruises, cores, ulcers, sslt sheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all akin oruptionp, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cent? per
box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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FROM J. W. Vowel, Dudley, Ill, DR., J.
e.. McLsan's Tar Wine Lung Balm is the
only medicine that gives NC any relief
from my cough. have had chronic
Bronchitis for years, and would not be
without the medicine for anything. D&w
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1.-Two Stock.

CHICAGO, H.. Feb. li9.-cattlc- Receipts 1000
head; shipments 1000 head; market steady; ship
ping steers s. seas 90: htockers and feeders 50 5i
S0 cows. bulls and mixed s. 2oas 50; bulk 81 75s
3 80. uoss-ReceiDts 10000 head; shipments GUOO
head; market steady; rough aud mixed IS lOa
8 IS: packing and shipping s. 35a5 rs: light 81 rs
none; market steady: natives s. 5oa5 60;
western IS 5Oa4 70; Texans s. 5oai Is; lambs 81 50
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EAST Liberty, Pa, Feb. ly.-cat,lo- Receipts
Isl head; shipments $50 head: market nothing
doing; all through consignments Hogs--Receipts
1890 head; shipments I,+C0 head: market firm !;
Philadelphia s. s9a6 CO.. forkers s. 58a5 co; com.
mon aud light S. 2Sa5 IS. Sheep-Rcccipts 500
head; shipments SEQ head; market nothing do.
Ing; prospects fa!r for next week. %
CINCINNATI, Feb. 19-IIogs firm: common and
light q Go5 IS; packing aud butchers s. 3Sa5 IS:
receipts 1915 head; shipments $50 head. =.
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Grace-O, dear, how awkward! I've
forgotten my handkerchief, Jack. Jack
Well, Grace, you may have mine, ii you
only promise mo q kiss for blow.
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TOLEDO. O., Feb l9-wheat duh and weaker:
cash s?}<c; May Ss1sc; Juno s55ic: August sGssSc.
Corn dull and steady cash ss}4c; May 40h+c. Oats
neglected: Cloverseed steady; caAh. February and
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kroCX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MN.

Adams Exprcss.......l42 Northern Pacihc. 27J%
American Exprcss...lUy do preferred. ....... 5yE
Canada Southern... 5S1SI Chicago 4 N. W.....ll IL
Central Pacidc....... 36A do prefcrred, ,,..,l3O
Chesapeake 4 Ohio. $ New York Central ,,l 19k
do first preferred. 15Hl0hIo II Mississippi. o6E
DO seconds.......... 10 do preferred. ....... IS :
c., e., Q. L. l........... c. Pacific Mail..... So
Denver i X. G...... u Pittiburgh ............l5O
Er:e...-............. S3sE Reading ......... 3751
do preferred ... TihlSt. L, q 8. F......,.. 3lh
Fort Wayne.... ....li5 do preferred .... or
Kansas Il Te1as....., 3iLI do first preferred llfl
Lake Erie q Vest. Is IC. AZ. n 81. Paul..
Lake Shore...,, -, QiE do preferred ,,,.,12GL
Louisville 4 Nash $. sly Texas 4 Pacihc...,,. ~
L., N. a. & C......... co Union paeidc........ SCI
Neln. q Chns-,..,.. Is United States Eco, 6i
Michigan Ccnttnl... S9lslW.. st, L. 81 P..... l6s<
Missouri pacinc......lu11a do preferred .,..,, 2S
Nash. & Chnt.,,,, 81 lWells.Fargo E1,,,,ley
New jersey Central, 78l4 Western UnIo,i,,.,,, ~
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II wouldn't be o fool ii l we're you,"
said Jones to friend. III you were me
you wouldn't DO fool" was tho reply.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features Of tho Money md sto

.U ,.NAbh Markets. .1 .Il..
Nav York. Feb. l9.-Money on call easy at 81
per cent, closing at ) per cent Prime mer
camille paper baG per cent. Sterling Exchange
dull md unchanged. ~ : - = y
sr;cAs Tho stock market to-day showed the
same cnllncss and rarrowness which marked ii
during the previous days this week. Tho opening
was firm to strong with first prices generally Il 10
X per cent above last nights closing figures. The
was some heavincs, In the carly dealings there was
after that time steady hardening OF values until
noon. Missouri, Kansas & Texas, New England &
Western Union shows1 the Creates. strength. 4
which slight fractions were lost, Nickel Plato be.
Ing prominent for w.akDess. Tho advance In
Kansas n Texas then took place, and tho improve.
ment was shared by the entire list closing dull and
steady at the advance. sales lG6 90 shares. .-I
RAJ, ROAD Bonds Strong: sales about SjO0,C0o,
GOVERNMENT Bonds -Hcfo duh aud steady,
STATE BoSps-werc dull and Atcady.
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It is said that eight Of Brigham Young's
widows have died within the past year.
No wonder the old man came back to
earth again, <. =. s'-pE
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Petroleum.

OH CRY, Feb. lo.-opcned at Co4c highest GO;
lowest G0}sc; closed at Glc sales $50 0C0 barrels;
ccsranccs 600 barrels; charters Ii 7G6 barrels
shipments I'll barrels. Ms 5. - gen.,rlts4
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Feb. 19-pe.roeum fairly
active and weak; opened At COO; closed. at exc;
highest &c: lowest 5yIc. M H. -, = -
BRADFORD, Pa, Feb. l9-Opencd at 60lIc; high.
est GlMc; lowest Co1c; closed at 6lsc; cleasanccs
900, 900 barrels. 2fliF 5' gg5 3ll II, :
;T1TusvuLE, "a, Feb. 19.-Opened at G0<c; highest
GO: lowest Go11&c; closed at 6i5sc. = So
New fosK, Feb. 19.-Pctrolcum steady: United
closed ut Gl1sc tFl. 1sza,i : III. -. 1,7-,I :
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A woman will call her new bonnet q
duck" but never thinks it can bear the
least wetting.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. l9.-Wheat, western flrmer and
quit: No. 2winter red spot yoisa9V11xxs; February
9DEa9lc; March 9G11lno05lc; May 92ay!Ac. Corn,
western lower; mixed spot l46114a4G1sc; February
i51SalGc. Oats steady; western white 87aS9c; do
mixed 3Aa96c. Provisions firm and quiet. . r
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WHY REMAIN IDLE7-LADIEs
wv and Gentlemen can havo steady employ.
ment at home; good wages: no ean n,Sn d.
as Eliot street, Boston, Mas. ..s 1als
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DoSDs-CiosID BID.

o. g. Eric ecconds........ e. 9sL
y. g. Is coupon-. l2SsIM., X. Il 7. gen. &C.,. Wy
Y. s. AZ coupon.....ll0 Northern Pac. lrsts-ll6E
Pacific IL OF v5.....l2GI North. Pac. seconds l06Z
Louisiana stamp. H.. 81 Northwest, consuis..fi0
Missouri 6s... lO0L|N W. de0enturcs... 1857
tenn. Is settlcmentsl07 St. Paul conSuls....l2SE
do 6s.... "".......l Tex Pac land gr's. 80
do 3s.................. 76ilTex. & pac. X. g. ex.
Central Pacific frstsl1lAI tn coupons ,,,,, II
D. d 4. G. flrsts....l1 Union Pac. trsts ,li3h
D. y k.G. VEST trsts ~ West Shore
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Qhe at,telli1Qe,t1la:r,
onlce, Nos. 30 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
ACuEsTSu r "rURN OyF,,.n'

= ACuEsTNUr "TURN OVER"
American dr.! Printt,. 0.a isl
The funny man" we do dctest ,-.Et
'pvoq Ioq TO puuis o. put cts II
Who aims at us bis ancient Jest ~ = -
tAououqs u ~ ioS p.oqs iuttl Moua oM
A joket 20 aged, ttale and hoary- ~
., Igs, .G-pgoI apvsIlv s,oqs ui9od NUL
The same old weary, drcary story : ''' w
huItliuI VOL s,uoo uol 100 n, ON MoN
Olh0w we curious daughters OF Eve =
,r, Aoqsu 10 pul4 lsBot oql sioJ oqsjT
Through this latter fact VIC deeply gfleyp) :.
So, 'Aououios lilo v pup lt,oVs 100, n0i ana
Y :Moua o. lou 1u5no GUS Sulq,autos B.,I
III these conlcall2) lilies from inc "lunny mans
mind, TmIlI.El -
# 'uBtuoM so,IloM SuIu,kuu s.o1ou, II
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regular and heavy; No. red sSastc; receipts i40 GO
bushels: shipments 5000 bushels Corn easier; No.
3 mixed 9gaS9Ae. Oals steady; No. 2 30a3uE:c.
Rye firm: No. =, Coo. Pork quiet Mt sli So Lard
stsong at TC0c Bulk meats stronger; short rib
1850. Bacon tlrm; short rib sl2,iU: short clear
s.37hac. Whisky steady ut 81 10. Butter sugar and
oh "a firm RJuv n IRa1yt<N
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EDUCATIONAL.
Mt. De Chanta| Academy,
NEAR WHEELING, W. VA.

The thIrty.nln!h year Of this wellknown Acad.
eny. under tho charge OF the Visitation Nuns,
opens on the first Monday Of September next, and
Continues ten months.
Pupils received at any time In the session.
These who desire to place their daughters In an
Institution allordIng exceptional advantages In
aeway Of heatthtul aud delightful location, CT.
ce!lent board thorough discipline and instruction
THE hands OF lifelong teachers, in every depart
meat Of female education. including the modern
languages and music, should send for catalogue
oil this school. Address, = ~ III
Directgess Of tho Academy Of the Visitation
MT. DE CHANTAL, i;
au25nAw Near Wheeling. ". Va.
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Whore the Blizzard Rules and RACES
~ Supreme. aaia 5Il
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17
LAND OFFICE AT JACKSON, Mrss.,l
Septem Der 9th, lAsI.

Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof In support of his claim,
Judge, or In his absence, J. T. Thomas, cir
cult clerk, at Grenada, Miss, on October cath
1887, viz: Charles r.. Criss, Homestead No.
1882, for the West !. north west 4 section "a
township q y. range Q T.. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous res.
idence upon,and cultivation of. said land. VIZ:
William Kelly, q. j. ROnsoville, lafayette
Jones, Abram Lemons, all of GrAysport. Gre
NADIA CO., Miss. Jas. ID. STEWART.
70 lO-6l Register.
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Grand Excursion,

A grand excursion will be run from
Grenada to Jackson, Miss, on Thurs-
day, September %, 1887, the occasion
being the magnificent em snclpstion
cele ebration, In the last named city.
The fare for round trip 10 exceed.
ingly low, being only two dollars
from all stations between Grensd
and W,nona. Train leaves Grenada
ats O'clock Tbursday morning, srri-
wing In Jackson ~ 1890; returning
leaving Jackson At 7o'clock p. m.
This train will be under the manage.
ment Of Messrs W. J. Sullivan and
Il. S. Allen, Of Walden, and we assure
the reader that they will spare neith-
or pains nor expense to make 1t an
enjoyable trip to all who may go.
For further particulars address the
ab0ve named Rentlemen.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

they were selected without reference
to their preference for Mr.. Ogfesby
or Mr., Slack. When my name wai
withdrawn they cast their votes IN
accordance with their individual
views Of Democratic policy and pre-
cedent unintluenceL by any sugges'
tion from me.
II there was any sentiment in Pa
nola county demanding the nomina
tion Of Mr.. Oglesby to Mr.. Slack,
had NO information Of 1t, on the con
trary Panola's candidate stumped
the district against the third term
and ii his people did not approve biz
canvass he had no intimation q thai
disapproval.
The following delegates from Pano
IL all voted for Mr.. Slack, all Of whom
cheerfully assume the "responsl'
bility" of his nomination-to-wtt
Hon. r. Fl. Taylor, Senator ]. B.
Boothe, Pervin H. Lowry, Esq,
editor Panoliau, ex-senator G. B.
Vance and A. 8. Kyle, q prominent
planter. Neither Of these gentlemen
have sons who are familiar with
Pamela county politics.
I'll, as man Of honor and q good
Democrat, am bound to abide by the
award of the arbitration, / cannot
understand any logic which does not
not also force my friends and sup
rorters to submit. If the candidate
is the only man bound by the decis-
ion of the convention very little Is
gained by conventions. If the sup
porters Of y party candidate are not
in honor bound to support his sue
cessftll opponent party organizations
amounts to nothing, and party con-
ventions are but traps to catch the
man who succeeds In securing party
endorsement. Ihave nothing to say
in reference to the candidacy of Mr..
Miller. We are warm personal
friends, but / have never hud any
patience with personal politics and
do not arrogate to myself more wis.,
dom and virtue than the united wis.
dom Of the great Democratic party
properly aud suthoritavely express
ed.
The hatering Endorsement given
Mr.. Slack by his own county and
DeSoto aud the large vote received
by him In Tate county are more
reliable evidences Of his strength
with the people than the fore casts
of newborn political prophets, and
tn those informed Of the situation in
the ThiTd judicial district, 1t is thor.
oughly understood that Mr.. Slack's
nomination was equiqslent to q
triumphant elction.
We heard no reference to the fact
that the office Of district.attorney
was non.politicsl until after the
convention, and every Democrat
knows that party usage has made all
Offices in this state the subject ofpsrty
nomination, and the indosement of
the Democratic convention calls for
the cordial support Of all true Demo-
Gratis. Very respectfully,
SAN G. Cook.
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wsrd to lrissi..ippi Democrats.

4 Wsrd to llississippi Dsmocssts.
The Avalanche has observed with
some surprise that there has arisen
some opposition to Capt. Slack since
his nomination for district attorney.
It ID natural that the enemies Of the
Democratic party should leave unu-
tilised no means Of accomplishing
their purpose. The objections urged
against Capt. Slack are unfounded.
He was nominated after . close and
telling canvass, over the heads Of
able competitors, including the bril-
liant Whitfield. He was discussed
and dissected and analysed. He was
found to be . man Of sterling quail
tios, . man Of indominable energy
and indefatigable industry. He had
pushed his way up and made his
mark at law. He has not reached
the limit of his expansion, but will
grow with his opportunities. But
he has held his own with honor to
himself in every position In which
he has been thrown so far, and the
Avalanche predicts for him sue
cessful career. Having won the
nomination fairly and honorably,
like the true man he is, he is entitled
10 the hearty support Of the party.
Let no dissensions creep in. FIJI up
the breach. Let the Democracy be
united. 1t follows no unworthy
leader, but - gallant and daring and
high minded q standard-beere %
ever went into battle. Capt. Slack
will be elected, and is worthy Of the
Office which he is destined to fill.--
Memphis Avalanche, Sept. 9.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17
Best All Round Medicine In the World
wonderful Cure Of Cstarrh.

Best All Round Medicine In the World
wonderful Cure Of Cstarrh.
PALACE HOTEL, CINCINNATI, o.
February 2o, 1857.
Gentlemen-Ever since WAS ten
years old I have had catarrh. Itried
all kinds of medicine and the best
physicians for the past fifteen years,
but without any benefit. A few years
ago I began on s. s. g., aud after
taking 1t for six months I was entire.
ly cured. My blood was thoroughly
cleansed, and l felt perfectly well. l
have not been troubled with the
slightest touch Of the disease from
that day to this. l do not exagerate
when say that from the sge Of ten
to twenty have spent fully $4,000. ]
spent three months In Philadelphia
under sn eminent catarrh specislists,
at cost Of about $1,000, but got no
satisfactory results from his unquss.
tionable skill. Frequently during
those ten years WAS confined to the
house for weeks. I have and shall
continue to recommend s. 8. q. TO
hundreds Of people. ! regard II ~
the best "sll round' medicine In the
world. Az . blood purifier It has no
equal, and 1t 10 sure specific In CO.
tarrh. JAMES +. HILL.
A Psrfsotly wsll Man.
SAVANNAH, GA, Jan. 8, 1887. (.
Caentlemsn-I had = thoroughly
developed case Of contagious blood
poison. Ny physlcian tried : month
70 cure me, but did mo no good. Il
then went to my Athsr, who at Sncs
hold me " take 8. 8. 8. He got :
dossh DasSs bottlss. They did ne .
Ersas dssi Of good. end l got more.
Aflsr usins ths msdlylue : short time
~ sntlrsly CURED, and an to-day
J perSsstly wsll mAn. J, fs|
81, ss's. \, ; q. NJ. LAxoHIl.t.
y .ISsatlss d Dlo1d ~ ekin Diseas.
~ nAiDsd lIsss l1w o11S4 opyclvsfl
~, nsesR y
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Gate Notice.

Notice Ia hereby given to all parties owning
by an order passed at September term, 1887.
Board of Supervisors of Grenada county, they
are required to erect hitching post on either
side such gates at u distance Of 30 feet from
gate. In suitable place to be easily apprOa.
ched by buggy and horse. Those falling to
comply with this order within 10 days nom
this date forfeit their right 10 Keep the same
and said gate will he discontinued. H.
l.. X. TURNER,
fsiept. 7, 'S7-3l Chancery Clerk.
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Tarsnsrs' AIIisuee.

The State Farmers' Alliance, in
session last week st Jackson, with q
representation from thirty.two coun-
ties, passed . series Of resolutions
asking for economy and retrench.
tnent in the public service, reduc.
tion In freight rates by public
carriers, IN equslisation Of taxation
between individual and corporate
bodies, the abolishment Of the pres
snt leasing system, . full col
lection Of Ill taxes due the State
BY corporate bodies and that the law
be soamsndsd that grand juries will
b required to refer back to Justices
Of the psacs all violations Of the law
under their jurisdiction. The Inter-
stAts Commerce law wss heartily
endorsed and its enforcelneny urged.
a committee consisting Of Messrs.
J.G. Hamilton, +. w. Sullivan and
I'll. Hanna, was appointed to invss-
tigsts ths indsbtsdnsss Of the State
10 The several aducatio Institution
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Notice to Voters. District No s.

Notice to Voters, District Nos.
Notice IL hereby given that at the last Sep
tember term, 1857, Board Of Supervisors. Dis.
trict No. s was divided and made into two
separate voting prccincts-nll voters north of
Yalobusha river to vots ut Oxbury school.
house; and all voters south said river to vote
at Parsons station, the terminus of Yaxoo 4
Miss. Valley II. II. L. II. TURNER,
[Sept. Z, S'.3l ChRnccry Clerk.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

Lost.
An Irish-red setter dog; deep red
color; q little white Ia the face and
the feet; medium size. Answers to
the name Of punch" I will pay y
libertl reward for recovery Of said
dog. r. w. MULLlN.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17
Land Notice-Lease Of 18th Section.

Land Notice-Lease Of 18th Section.
Notice IL hereby given that on Monday .oc.
tober Sd, 1857, between the hours Of II and [
O'Clock, ut the courthouse door, the North.
west !. section l8 township y range 4 east
will hc ieas"d for the term of ~ reArs to the
highest bidder for cash, By order Of Board
of Supervisors ut Sept. term, 1897.
l.. H. TURNER,
Sept. 7, 'H.Sl Chancery Clerk.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

A bright, pretty young lady told q
society dude, who has Q leaning to-
wards art. not long ago, In pure fun,
that he resembled the Princess of
Wales, says tho Baltimore Ameri.
can. She made him turn his face
towards her snd indicated the points
oflikeuess. The dude was charmed.
The young lady was much sstonishsd
shortly afterward when he showed
her picture Of himself struck of in
. costume considered little odd for
those who generally wear trousers on
the strcets. The compliment the
lady paid him yet the dude to think.
ing-something unusual with him.
IN order TO appear as nearly like
the roysl lady ~ possible, he had
drosed himself up in . womsn's out
At, including high collar, bangs and
other feminine helps to beauty, and
commanded the photographer to
strike him of In IN easy and digni-
Asd position, which he did with some
success. The dude showed tue pict-
ursfto number of yound ladies, all
Of whom said: "How lovely! What
. striking resemblance
The bright young lady laughed
heartily at the cruel joke she played
on the simple young man. She says
hs still bslivs he's like the princess,
and shs darss not say otherwise In
bis presence. 1t has been noticed
that be has Appeared more than oncs
wearing small feminine articles Of
dress. His friends fear he may ere
long discard trousers altogether.